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The party stood at the hospital entrance and listened to users and professionals. It warns of disinvestment in the NHS and the risk of service collapse during the summer.
The party was at the doors of the Mirandela hospital this Tuesday morning, where it listened to patients and healthcare professionals.
The 49-year-old victim suffered physical and psychological abuse.
The 49-year-old victim suffered physical and psychological abuse and was hospitalised. A witness alerted the PSP, who arrested the aggressor on Saturday.
The 49-year-old victim suffered physical and psychological abuse.
The 'Estação das Artes' in Mirandela welcomed nearly 6,000 visitors last year. The cultural venue is located precisely in the former train station.
Enline is a Portuguese company based in Mirandela, dedicated to creating digital twins of electrical grids – essentially a virtual replica used to monitor real-world events. Recently, one of its clients, the Swiss company ABB, became a shareholder, and that is not the only news for this year.
Intense rain continues to wreak havoc across the country. In the municipality of Mirandela, the increased river flow flooded two bridges, including the Mosteirô bridge, which was left completely submerged, as shown by CNN Portugal’s reporting team.
A pipe burst overnight on private property, emptying storage tanks. Municipal council technicians repaired the pipe and supply has been restored, but high-lying areas are still awaiting water.
According to the municipality, its technicians carried out repair work throughout the morning and the water supply began to be restored in the early afternoon.
The Miradeses Bridge is located in the parish of Vale de Salgueiro and the Mosteiró Bridge in the parish of Torre de Dona Chama.
The National Laboratory of Energy and Geology says “it is not possible to conclude that the best prospecting practices are being proposed”, but the municipality and the ICNF (Institute for Nature Conservation and Forests) have already given the green light.
T-shirts were handed out on Monday at a campaign event in Mirandela. “This is not Bangladesh” has been one of the messages repeatedly used by the leader of Chega, which sparked major controversy with posters.
During a walkabout through the streets of Mirandela, in the district of Bragança, Henrique Gouveia e Melo came across a few intersections that raised questions.
